Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "European natural gas prices drop back to pre-Ukraine war levels | DW News" video.

  1.  @Gypsum179  RT has also claimed to have taken Bakmut like 5 times.... Still waiting for the 6th time they declare they have Bakmut 📜
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  2.  @tukangketik6034  next year more LNG terminals will be open and 0 russian gas will be needed. EU is only using about 10% of what it used to from russia. Oil is already 0. Diesel is being cut in January. russia is being put out to pasture. Their days are numbered.
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  3. Said the russian trolls. Most new it would be uncomfortable but very doable. People like to sensationalize any kind of hardship or controversy.
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  4.  @Wolfcamp555  they already signed a 2 and 3 year deal with Qatar and Australia respectively. A lot of LNG comes from Canada, but the infrastructure all points to the west coast. USA is like the 3rd largest producer of LNG behind Australia, and Qatar.
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  5. Lol, is that why his 3 day operation is 10 months deep, keeps loosing ground, and all his foreign assets were seized? Was part of his plan to increase NATO members, while pushing members to expand their military? 🪖 🎖 Like seriously, did he leave all his assets in foreign banks to be frozen as another token of good will? Like when he pulled out of Kyiv, Snake Island, Kharkiv, and Kherson? Lol, real 4D chess move right there 🤣
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  6. More LNG terminals opening up soon which should further bring prices down. They should be ready for next winter
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  7. Isn't that because your last pm cut all the taxes then quit.
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  8.  @Wolfcamp555  Last time I checked the Union was successful and Texas/Louisiana were part of the USA. Did I miss a day in history class? 🙃
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  9. Lol 🤭 looks like we're getting over the russian speed bump. russia played their hand and it's not going well for them. With another LNG terminal opening soon low prices only become more stable. As for oil, western nations cut their oil to 0 and put a cap on other countries buying it. The cap is higher then what russia is selling for, so russia cutting off oil to countries following the cap effects 0 countries. Empty gesture.
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  10. Usually true, but for russia I will make an exception.
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  11. Most of their electricity is made with gas, that's the problem.
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  12.  @bhew7409  thorium reactors, they don't produce hazardous waste.
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  13.  @innas.  russia can't export wind energy.
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  14.  @bhew7409  thorium is safe, makes no waste, and is better for the environment then wind farms or hydroelectric. Thorium reactors are the future. Problem is they don't make depleted uranium and the military loves their depleted uranium.
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  15. Well it usually doesn't happen over night. I think you have to wait till the next quarter kicks in. So January probably will reflect the changes from October through December. If you are in the UK the problem is taxes were cut during an inflation problem which only increased inflation further.
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  16.  @seanthe100  exports and investment are the most profitable sector of the economy. You get the money for investments from selling the hydrocarbons. Japan leads in physical tech. websites like YouTube famously ran at a deficit until like 2016. Many of these American websites were loosing money for over a decade. Can't do that without other sources to prop up the economy.
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  17.  @nedludd7622  it provides a lot. Notice how prices have gone down. Germany was able to sign large deals with Australia and Qatar to secure their energy needs for the next 3 years. That's stabilised the market. Another LNG terminal is due to open within a few months. Germany can manage all the LNG it needs.
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  18. Other way around. It would hurt the west but be a disaster for russia. Oil and gas is the only thing keeping their lights on. They are on the brink of economic depression.
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  19. A minimum price is guaranteed each quarter. You should see a change in January that reflects the past 2 months.
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  20. That project is at least a decade away and will be majority owned by China and India. russia is setting themselves up to be a Chinese puppet. At least with the west they owned the infrastructure 50/50.
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  21.  @Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage  based on what? Germany signed deals for LNG from Qatar and Australia. russia can't effect their LNG production. He could make prices go up by cutting gas off to everyone. That would sink the russian economy, while benefitting Qatar and Australia though. russia played their cards and their hand was a bust. Next week will only get worse for the russkiyes, not better. Nobody in the west needs their oil, and their gas is almost completely cut off. The russkiye war machine has 1 year left in them at best. They will crumble by 2024 if they don't pull out of this war and focus on their dying economy.
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  22. They should change January. They go by business quarter.
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  23.  @pami333  are you in the UK? They have a whole inflation problem thanks to that 3 week PM.
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  24. The price changed because the new LNG terminal and Western nations cutting off russian oil to themselves and enforcing a cap on the market.
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  25. Idk if anyone bought hydrocarbures. Hydrocarbons though were a big deal. One pipeline was blown by the russkiyes, one is reduced to 10% capacity. Oil has been embargoed and caped, diesel is being cut in January. There's no need for russia. Qatar and Australia are replacing russia.
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  26.  @seanthe100  and where does the consumer get their money? 💰 news flash, hydrocarbons 🗞📸 🛢 ⛽
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